I wear my beige pants to work and
everyone I pass wears beige pants and we
tromp along beigely,
swishing in neutral lockstep.
If we stayed home, our beige pants
could go without us; they know the way
better than we do.
Clothes make the man and beige pants make the underling,
the one who takes the notes and types the letters,
the one who waits for everyone else to finish,
the one who says �Oh, that�s okay.�
Beige belt loops circle
from Monday to Friday
and back again.
Machine wash warm.
Tumble dry low.
To avoid wear, blend in.
Muffle yourself if necessary.
Despair comes not in a black cloak,
but with yard after yard of beige twill
to wrap around us.
Dude, it's Horae all over again. Maybe I should whip out a sonnet. And a few of my flannel shirts.
Posted by: Agent Courtney at March 28, 2003 10:08 AMDoes it matter if I wash my beige in Ultra-Delicate?
Posted by: cw at March 28, 2003 04:01 PMThe more delicately you handle your beige, the longer it will beige. Beige your beige in Ultra-Beige for beiger lasting beige.
Posted by: Josh at March 30, 2003 06:47 PM